INTRODUCTION The first recorded use of Psychological First Aid in Fiji was in 2012, post TC Evans. TC Evan was a category 3 severe tropical cyclone, that impacted Fiji, Wallis and Futuna, Samoa,...
Less than 48 hours after TC Yasa unlashed its devastation on northern Fiji, a small, two-person team, consisting of the focal point for the restoring family links (RFL) programme of the Fiji Red...
“It makes us feel quite humble in these circumstances; we’re just trying to do our bit”, Mr. Peter Dixon, Managing Director, Credit Corporation. These were sentiments of Mr. Dixon earlier today,...
The Fiji Red Cross emergency response team continues to co-ordinate and deploy teams out in the North, the Eastern and Western division. According to the Fiji NDMO, the country has 183 evacuation...
Suva, 18 December 2020 Cyclone Yasa has slammed into Fiji, with initial reports showing extensive destruction across the island nation with tens of thousands of people affected. Packing wind gusts of...
Fiji Red Cross volunteers on standby since Tropical Cyclone Zena caused flooding in most parts of Fiji are now conducting assessments and distributing aid to affected settlements. Heavy rain since...
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Fiji Government estimates almost 40% of country's population have been affected by the cyclone Suva, 31 March, 2016 – More than a month after Cyclone Winston left a trail of destruction across Fiji,...
Fiji Red Cross Society (FRCS) received 75 tonnes of relief items valued at FJD$1.2 million from its counterparts in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The relief items include 1,215 tarpaulins, 1,350 shelter...